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Why Perplexity is going after Google Chrome – and yes, it's serious

10 CrankyBear 3 8/13/2025, 2:41:34 PM zdnet.com ↗

Comments (3)

qafy · 7m ago

> Perplexity's own AI-enabled web browser, Comet, is built -- like all web browsers except Firefox -- on Chromium

Say what...? What about webkit lol

SilverElfin · 1h ago

It’s not serious in terms of the price. Google should definitely be split up but Chrome controls the internet’s standards and is effectively Google’s equivalent of windows from a past era. It’s probably worth at least ten times what perplexity offered, at least to Google.

rvz · 2h ago

It is not serious.